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C++ solutions for mathematical problems Arun Ghosh
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What I need to figure out is the process of a certain Math problem with the equation that seemed to be impossible to be converted to source code. We're a community of 1.1M IT Pros here for help, advice, solutions, professional growth and fun. *(high-level and low-level used from a computer science perspective – e.g. Map and Reduce came as a result of study in the 1930's into the solvability of mathematical problems and the amount of processing required to get a result. # hadron on 08 Jun 2013 at 6:14 pm. I was fortunate to be good at it. Here it goes: **A certain waveform is 0 volts for time less than - Article in the C++ forum contributed by GeneClaude. For quick prototyping, even for mathematical problems, Java is my preferred choice. His suggestion is that the solutions to these problems will requires a fair bit of math, so that's where programmers should spend their time if they want to tackle those problems. Focusing on either usually leads to gaps in a complete understanding of the problem space and therefore the result is badly designed and implemented solutions. If you understand Hadoop (HDFS and the MapReduce runtime environment) you know 90% of Big Data. I like the fact that Conrad Wolfram takes an engineering approach: (1) take a real world question; (2) model it mathematically; (3) solve the mathematical problem; (4) check the solution against the real world. Of course nowadays, if you are starting a new application, the tool to reach for would probably be C++, recent versions of which are much more type-safe and don't have nearly quite the same aliasing issues that C is prone to. I won't be asking for a source code yet. When you do this you have a solution in mind and whether that solution is also called something else like Data Warehousing, it's also called Big Data. Jim Hurlburt on Friday, December .. Also, it's a perfectly feasible real-world solution – the . If you want your software to solve problems efficiently, there is no way to avoid C++.